Beit HaMoreh, the oldest and largest continuing education center, named after the late Rabbi Meir Shchernsky, continues the tradition of summer studies and launches a series of up-to-date and refreshing courses that combine knowledge enrichment and experiential learning while acquiring a livelihood.
The upcoming summer courses, which will be divided into three cycles, will be spread throughout the months of Tammuz and Av and will include a full and rich world of content that will allow each person to choose the topics that are right for them on days that are convenient for them.
Among the courses offered in the summer program, you can find diverse topics such as parent guidance, executive training, fundraising, courses on smart economics, screenwriting and ideation classes, courses designed for mothers of children with difficulties and caregivers of special children, contemporary art, a nutrition and health course, and relevant computer courses.
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Training in these courses provides practice and practical tools and allows women to quickly become excellent presenters, artists, and professionals, combining satisfying and productive activities with a good income on the side.
In parallel with the professional courses intended for the general public, in the best tradition of the Teacher's House, a series of topical and content-rich meetings on the topics of Judaism, education, and the Holocaust will be held.
At the meetings, the women will enjoy interesting lectures, presentations, artistic programs, and rich activities, which will provide those involved in the field with the most knowledge, concepts, and didactic tools for conveying the topics in schools.
The subject of Shabbat will receive a special spotlight this year due to its great necessity and importance. The course, "Towards Shabbat Haaretz, Let's Go and Let's Go," will last about a week and will be supervised by Rabbi Moshe Pinchas Zander.
The course will include extensive knowledge and concepts, the thought of Shemitah and its laws, advanced didactics, and practical tools that will enable teaching staff to assimilate the subject in the clearest and most pleasant way.
The course is in collaboration with 'Zeraim' - the pedagogical study center for the mitzvot that depend on the land.
The summer courses, like the other Beit HaMora courses, are tailored for teachers and kindergarten teachers and are sold as a form of continuing education. Participants from the general public will receive a significant discount and will also be able to enjoy an interesting set of content and an additional profession in hand.
The 'Beit HaMoreh - Beit Yaakov' courses are famous for their rich content and high level. The pleasant atmosphere and sense of family that surrounds the building on Rabbi Akiva Street attracts many women from diverse fields. Young women and retired teachers, kindergarten teachers and housewives, self-employed business owners and caregivers of special children, all find a warm corner, pleasant company and, above all, an enriching and interesting learning system at Beit HaMoreh, which leaves them with a taste for more and anticipation for the next time.
